Hi Andrew,
Then, does JDBC "thick" client have the support security plugin? The
security includes User Authentication and Authorization.
In GridCacheContext, I see the following method
/**
* @param op Operation to check.
* @throws SecurityException If security check failed.
*/
public void checkSecurity(SecurityPermission op) throws
SecurityException {
if (CU.isSystemCache(name()))
return;
ctx.security().authorize(name(), op, null);
}
where it calls security plugin's authorize method without passing user's
SecurityContext. I wonder when and where the security context is used for
any permission like CACHE_PUT & CACHE_READ.
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